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isolating vocals
I'm doing some remixing/mashups of some songs (16bit stereo 44.1 .wav). Im wondering if anyone here has any tips on isolating the vocals from all the other sounds. I can get the vocals and some drums to disappear pretty easily, im mainly having problems with getting the guitars to go away.
Also will there be any benefit for me to import the files to a 24bit 96 session over a 16bit 44.1? |
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Re: isolating vocals
The only thing I can think of is puting a digi one band stereo EQ on the track and flip one the phase buttons. You might get lucky and have the guitars cancel out.
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Re: isolating vocals
thats actually how i get the vocals to cancel out
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Re: isolating vocals
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I stole this link from another post. out of phase speakers |
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Re: isolating vocals
I've got an idea im going to try out later when i get off work. If anyone can try this out with a couple songs in the meantime and let me know how it works, that would be cool.
1. Import the stereo track 2. Split the track into 2 mono tracks 3. Mute (or turn off) the stereo track 4. Change the phase of one of the mono tracks to hopefully take out the vocals 5. Send the two mono tracks to a stereo auxilary track 6. Unmute the original stereo track 7. Change the phase of the new track 8. Play all the tracks My theory here is that vocals are usually centered, so they will cancel out with a phase change. Then I should be able to cancel out what is left over with the origianl track with a phase change, leaving the vocals. |
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Re: isolating vocals
Hey guys, I was reading this post and never heard of purposely using phase changes to cancel things out. Could you elaborate for me? It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Re: isolating vocals
What do you want to know?
Also, can someone reply to my original question? Will there be any benefit to importing the files to a 24/96 session? |
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Re: isolating vocals
How do you intentionally cancel things out?
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Re: isolating vocals
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